Whitepapers

The specification

DIG Network is documented in three parts — consensus, storage, and the store format. Each is a complete v1.0 technical specification.

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Part 1 · Consensus

A Proof-of-Stake Layer 2 on Chia

The foundation: validators register by locking XCH on Chia L1, finality is a Groth16 proof plus a BLS aggregate signature posted each epoch, and L2 state commits to Chia L1 through five CLVM puzzles. Covers consensus, L1 anchoring, the validator lifecycle, and binaries.

Groth16 + BLS finalityFive CLVM puzzlesValidator lifecycle
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Part 2 · DFSP

The Decentralized File Storage Protocol

Availability-audited capsule hosting on DIG Layer 2. Mirrors hold full-replica 100 MB capsules and are paid for proven availability: each block's proposer audits a seed-forced sample, and sustained failure slashes the bond. Inverts the storage model — paid to serve, not merely to store.

100 MB capsulesAvailability auditsFull replication
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Part 3 · Digstore

The Content-Addressable WASM Store Format

A self-contained, encrypted-at-rest store is a WebAssembly module: the content and the logic that serves it ship as one binary. Keys derive from the URN, so a host serves blind; every response can carry a zero-knowledge proof of execution. The developer workflow is Git — init, add, commit, push.

WASM moduleURN-derived keysZK execution proofsGit workflow